Whitney is Wicked

@itswhitneywitch.bsky.social

Disability Justice Living with ME, EDS, POTS, MCAS, vascular compressions, spinal comorbidities & more Ambulatory wheelchair user Cozy gamer, lazy gardener, hopeful baker

Astrology nerds... I was just getting into some chiron content in the chani app and was like, huh chiron is the planet of healing and it's been in my rising sign of Aries for 8 years? When did this happen bc my health collapsed 8 years ago. Feb 18, 2019... The next day I was diagnosed with ME/CFS 🤯

Express scripts is being extremely slow and difficult on filling my cromolyn prescription so I started rationing and lowering my dose and was up from 4-7am with diarrhea. May I transfer this GI distress upon all of their executives and shareholders 💫💩💫

I love that it's 2026 and I'm doing the same stuff I did in 1999. Playing Pokemon, fangirling, reading books. Becoming disabled in my 30s has allowed me to rediscover the whimsy and for that I'm grateful. The symptoms can suck it though

I'll never get over receiving a new diagnosis because a provider finally did more than just look with their eyes and tell me I'm normal. Today's new diagnosis - deviated septum. I'm 37yo and have had symptoms since age 11. Today is the first time a Dr ever scoped my nose. Being a woman is so fun /s

My infusion company will not send me green caps to cover the line for my port. I've been relying on the stash I had from the prior company and friends sending me caps. Now I'm out again. Any advice on how to get them to send me caps? Or where I can buy affordably? They're not cheap

Someone called me today just as I woke up, & ambushed me into meeting a healthcare provider. I usually fawn but I went into fight mode today. 1-I'm not your monkey who will do a little dance and sing all my diagnoses to you and your friends 2-I have a lot of medical trauma & this is traumatizing

I’m going to say this louder this time: if you are lying about having a high-risk condition to get a Covid vaccine, all good, do what you want to do BUT show some actual goddamn respect for people who *actually* have that condition and start masking.

One of the funny things about living with a rare disease is sharing knowledge about that rare disease and friends saying "I thought everyone had that!" Today's case - sacral dimple in tethered cord. No babe, most people don't have that

Every time I see my PCP she tells me to write a book. Because she's getting more and more young people with the same disease cluster as me and they're telling her things like, "id rather die than live like this." People with ME, POTS, EDS, MCAS, etc deserve better.

#pwME we really need to talk about the sanism and ableism within our community and unlearn that shit. Yes, #MECFS is biological. And psych conditions can be comorbids. We are ostracizing and harming pwME and psych comorbids who don't have access to adequate physical or mental healthcare

PSA Neck gaiters are not masks. Neck gaiters are not effective at stopping the spread of airborne viruses. Masks, especially well-fitting ones are effective at preventing infection. Conflating the two is bad because it can encourage politicians to ban masks for the general public.

My outdoor walker is now home to a birds nest and eggs! Guess I'll be using my cane in the backyard for a bit, but I'm so happy discovering this! Any ideas what kind of bird it could be? We have lots of finches and sparrows around. It's not muddy like a swallow nest.

A birds nest inside the carrying case of a purple walker mobility aidA closer photo of the birds nest with dried leaves, pine needles and moss. One small egg is visible through the hole in the side of the nest

It’s been said before but the more “I didn’t vote for *this*” stories we get the more I’m convinced the pandemic acted as a Mass Forgetting Event. A Great Reset. An actual Memory Hole.

Why does “learning to live with covid” mean accepting repeat infections as inevitable? Why does it mean throwing the vulnerable to the wayside, unsafe healthcare & mass disability? That’s not “living with it”. That’s giving up We need to adapt. Clean air, paid time off, masks in healthcare.